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    What three-word term was coined to describe the “four wide receiver – no tight end” offense Jerry Glanville gave the Oilers in 1986?

    Question #75127. Asked by hainjs. (Jan 29 07 4:29 AM)


    beeaydee

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    Jan 29 07, 5:29 AM

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